Heard this for the first time in what must be donkey's years just recently and couldn't believe what a great tune it was. Also couldn't believe I'd forgotten all about it. If I remember correctly, it used to get played quite a bit at the 100 Club, late 80s (I think).

Title of the thread says it all - which was issued first, the Geneva or Terry issues, and is there any difference in rarity between the two?

Think they both came out at the same time? mid 60's as opposed to Cletus's other Terry 45 (the excellent "You're Gonna Miss Me") which was released much later (after his death I think) both the Geneva and Terry release share the same issue number.

got it on Geneva, and would think they both about same price?

steve

Thanks for that, Steve.

Am now heading to Wants to add a new post this very instant...

Does mine come first I wonder?! Suppose it depends on whether its a Terry or Geneva acetate!

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SirShambling's Marland page

https://www.sirshambling.com/artists_2012/M/cletus_marland/index.php

Think they both came out at the same time? mid 60's as opposed to Cletus's other Terry 45 (the excellent "You're Gonna Miss Me") which was released much later (after his death I think) both the Geneva and Terry release share the same issue number.

got it on Geneva, and would think they both about same price?

steve

They did according to the liner notes in the Earnest Kelly grapevine cd. It was to get the DJ's to program the record more. His other Terry release was released in the 80's.

And there we have the definitive answer. Thanks, Chalky.